Wordle Answer Today — Sunday, 29 March 2026
Looking for the Wordle answer for Sunday, 29 March 2026? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got today’s puzzle #1744 fully covered — with spoiler-free hints first, then the full answer below a clear warning. Scroll carefully if you haven’t played yet.
Wordle Hints for 29 March 2026 (No Spoilers)
Stuck on today’s five-letter word? Work through the hints below from least revealing to most revealing. Stop the moment you feel confident.
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Take your time. The answer isn’t going anywhere.
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Wordle Answer for 29 March 2026
Wordle #1744 was rated Easy to Medium by most players. The single vowel U in position three and the CH opening combination gave some solvers pause, but once that middle U was confirmed the remaining consonants clicked into place quickly. NYT’s WordleBot recorded an average of around 3.8 guesses for today’s puzzle.
How Did We Do Today?
CHUMP is a satisfying Sunday solve — familiar enough to ring a bell if you landed on CH or U early, tricky enough if your openers pointed you elsewhere. Not your finest hour? Don’t be a chump about it — there’s a fresh puzzle at midnight. Drop your score in the comments below or share your grid on social.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Wordle answer today, 29 March 2026?The Wordle answer for 29 March 2026 (puzzle #1744) is CHUMP — an informal noun meaning a foolish or easily deceived person that entered the English language in the late 19th century.
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What is today’s Wordle? 29 March 2026Today’s Wordle (#1744) for Sunday 29 March 2026 is CHUMP. The five-letter word contains just one vowel (U), no repeated letters, and starts with C.
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How hard is today’s Wordle on 29 March 2026?Today’s Wordle is rated Easy to Medium. All five letters are common, there are no repeated letters, and the average solve time is around 3.8 guesses. The CH opening may trip some players up, but the single central vowel makes it manageable once identified.

Abi has been writing about gaming, sports, puzzles, and UK entertainment since 2019. She covers everything from game reviews and festival previews to your daily Wordle hints — always from a British perspective.
